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Meaning & Definition of Supervise in English

English

Supervise

Pronunciation:

/ˈsuːpərvaɪz/

Part of Speech:

verb

Meaning and Definition of Supervise

1. Primary Definition

To oversee and direct the execution of a task.

2. Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: To be in charge of someone or something, overseeing their work or performance.

    Example Sentence: The manager will supervise the new employees during their training period.

  • Definition: To watch over and direct the work done by others.

    Example Sentence: Teachers supervise their students during exams to prevent cheating.

  • Definition: To oversee a project or process to ensure it is completed correctly.

    Example Sentence: She was hired to supervise the construction of the new building.

Etymology

Origin: From Latin 'supervisere', meaning to look over.

Synonyms

oversee | manage | direct | administer | conduct

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • supervise closely: To monitor someone's work very carefully.
  • supervise the project: To manage the progress and execution of a specific project.
  • supervise in the field: To oversee operations or activities taking place outside of the office.

Translations

  • Spanish: supervisar
  • French: superviser
  • German: überwachen
  • Russian: контролировать

Related Words

  • manager: A person responsible for controlling or administering an organization or group.
  • oversight: The action of overseeing something.
  • lead: To guide or direct in a course.

Slang Meanings of supervise

  • Meaning: Keep an eye on someone.

    Example Sentence: Make sure to supervise the kids playing outside.

  • Meaning: Check in on a situation.

    Example Sentence: I'll supervise the progress on the project to see how it's going.